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Israel May Release Some Prisoners Expos top Mets; Tigers down Yanks, 1B The Register Vol. 107 No. 305 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1985 ?5 CENTS INSIDE Israel may release some prisoners But Israeli sources laid It was intended to If JOHN EMM foreign minister, Pierre Aubert, last Thurs- broadcast yesterday from Washington. provide an opening to end the impaste in the day that be had agreed "in principle" to a The Associated Press 10-day-old hostage crisis. Rabin, speaking from Tel Aviv, said the Swiss plea to free the 40 Americans, but government had worked out an agreement BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Israel said The head of the leading Shiite militia, asked for "the freeing of a certain number yesterday it plans to release 31 Lebanese however, spurned the Israeli move. with the International Red Cross, and that of Lebanese Shiite prisoners" by Israel. the Israeli Cabinet approved it. prisoners, but Shiite Moslems said they "I want the 700 plus," Nabih Berri, leader There was no word on whether the moves would not budge from their vow to hold 40 of the Shiite Moslem Amal militia and The Israeli defense minister said the by Israel and the Swiss were linked. release was not in reaction to the hijackers' American hijack hostages until Israel frees negotiator for the hijackers, said In a CBS A spokesman for Berri told The Asociated all the Lebanese it now holds. News Interview from Beirut. demands, but only in accordance with the Press,"There is no guarantee what Israel "security situation in southern Lebanon." Israeli officials said the liberation of the Israel holds 766 Lebanese prisoners, the says, It will do ... We have to continue our 31, to take place today, was not intended as majority of them Shiite Moslems captured In Tel Aviv, the Israeli Army spokesman's pressure to get our men freed." He spoke office said that some of the 31 prisoners to part of a deal with the sky pirates, who in south Lebanon during its three-year on condition he was not identified. commandeered a TWA flight from Athens, occupation be released were Shiites, but it did not know Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin how many. Greece with 153 people aboard June 14 and A Swiss Foreign Ministry official said announced the release of the Lebanese on killed one passenger. yesterday that Berri informed the Swiss the CBS "Pace the Nation" program See Release Page 7A Pro Signing Former Middletown North High Beach access School Jack Forbes signed a professional contract with the Baltimore Orioles this past Friday Forbes, who smacked 11 home runs for Monmouth College this spring, is improves, but the first Hawk diamond star to sign a professional contract IB barriers exist NATION (AP) — New Jersey's top coastal official says a They meet again state Supreme Court decision seems to have effective- Former automaker John Z. DeLorean ly opened up the state's oceanfront, but some barriers and model Christina Ferrare, will between the beaches and the public still stand despite meet in court again, but this time as the ruling. opponents in a $10 million divorce John R. Weingart, of the state Department of proceeding. Environmental Protection, says shore communities and homeowners have generally complied with the ruling last June in a suit brought against Bay Head 2A property owners. The state's highest court upheld the so-called public Roles cast trust doctrine, ruling that oceanfront land up to the high tide mark belongs to the public The justices also A British actor makling his said homeowners and ' 'quasi-public" agencies, such as professional film debut and a young the Bay Head Improvment Association in Ocean Japanese-American actress have County, cannot stop vacationers from crossing "dry been cast for an NBC movie about THE REQISTEB/CARL 0 FORINO sand" to reach the state's 126-mile coastline the lives of former Beatle John Weingart, director of the DEP's Division of Coastal Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono. Resources, said a few municipalities and private homeowners have blocked access to "four or five M specific sites" along the Monmouth and Ocean county Redcoats lose the battle again coasts. He said the barricades, which block jetties and STATE seawalls, affect surf fishermen more than beachgoers Mosquito attacks HMVU E. He said the blocked structures were built with public Residents ol a neighborhood say The Register funds. "The public is being denied access to something swarms of mosquitoes may be FREEHOLD — The crackle of musket fire and thunder they helped pay for," Weingari said. responsible for outbreaks of a of cannons filled the air yesterday as the Battle of Monmouth Fishermen and others have been invited to air potentially deadly disease, was recreated. complaints about beach access at a meeting tomorrow Redcoats and Colonials took position as thousands lined encephalitis, but local officials and with DEP officials in Eatontown. Weingart said. the fence inside Monmouth Battlefield State Park to witness the builder are doing nothing to help In Deal, for example, Weingart said a concrete wall the first major battle of the American Revolution. stands in front of jetty popular with fishermen 4A Some came for the history, others were there for the sheer Although he said the wall went up before the Supreme spectacle of watching an army in bright Revolutionary Court ruling, it still poses a barrier for anglers NATION uniforms led by commanders on horseback "That's probably the most objectionable site from' "Look, daddy! Look at the spotted horses!" urged one our point, " Weingart said. AIDS cases little girl after a group of British commanders, royal in But Stanley R. Katz, mayor of the fashionable The number of AIDS cases in the military regalia, galloped past. Monmouth County resort, said fishermen who want to cast off the jetty at the end of Marine Place can reach United States is expected to double in More lhan 800 soldiers the beach by a 200-yard walk around the concrete the next year, and more than 1 million from Revolutionary rcgi- barrier. menls from al leasl 13 people nationwide may be carrying "It may be inconvenient for them, ' the mayor slates responded 10 an in- the virus believed to cause the often- conceeds. vitation by the Company of fatal disease, according to one of the He said the barrier wasn't erected by the borough, Associated Militia of Mon- nation's top AIDS researchers. but by two homeowners seeking to protect their homes mouth County to re-enact from erosion. the June 28. 1778 battle 5A "The two homes adjacent to it were about to II was the greatest, a collapse. ' Katz said. real actual battle sjid "We do nothing to obstruct any fisherman from Richard S Dyer ol His going where they're supposed to go, " the mayor Mysterious refunds Ma jest ry s 10th Rcgimenl added. Taxpayers across the mid-Atlantic Afoot. Boston You goi Weingart said the DEP has referred the Deal wall burned, you got dirty, said region are receiving mysterious and other sites "ignoring the Supreme Court decision" fellow redcoat Andrew refund checks from the International FIREI — British troops fire a volley at advancing to the state Attorney General's office. But the coastal Revenue Service — many for Hobfoad official said he is unsure what action the attorney revolutionary forces while horsemen (above) charge the amounts not even coming close to general will take, if any. what they were supposed to get. See Battle Page 3A rebels in an attempt to drive them back. "We want to lake steps to open up those places," 5A Weingart said. Boat jumps car A 39-foot motor boat traveling at 30 knots, ran aground, jumped several feet into the air and landed on a car Airline crash and bombing may be linked parked in the driveway of a Long Island home. 22 crewmembers aboard Ginzburg. general manager of 5A By ROWRT GLASS Air-India's Montreal manager. airports But no explosives or Jumbo Jet Crashes The Associated Press Derek Menezes. said 278 passen- weapons were found in them, only SHANNON. Ireland lAP) - An gers were Canadians In NeW an iron and a radio, he said if in Air-India jetliner with 329 people Delhi. Air-India officials said fact it was a bomb I that caused the BUSINESS aboard plummeted into the Atlan- many of the Canadian citizens plane to crash). it could have come Firearms dispute tic off Ireland yesterday, scatter- were of Indian origin, and that from Toronto, " he said. ing debris and bodies over five there were 77 children and six Forty minutes after the Air- Legislation to slash federal limits on miles of ocean Indian officials infants on the flight India plane crashed1, a bomb firearms and gun dealers faces the said an explosion possibly caused Family members said two exploded at Tokyo's international Senate this week, with supporters history's third worst air disaster 1 Americans, a nurse from the . airport in baggage from a Can- calling the move a remedy to the Irish officials said the Boeing Buffalo. NY. area. Alleykutty adian Pacific Air flight from "more egregious abuses"of current 747. flying from Montreal. Canada, Job. 42. and her daughter. Teena. Vancouver. Two baggage handlers law, but opponents calling it a to a fueling stop in London and 14, were on the plane. Their names were killed and four others in- nightmare and a killer. then to India, vanished from their were on the passenger list released jured. "There may be linkage radar screens without sending a by Air-India between the two." said Gehlot distress call Search aircraft and Flight 182 originated in Toronto, Officials of the two airlines in boats rushed to the crash site flew to Montreal and was headed Toronto and Vancouver said bag- found 106 bodies, and lifeboats that for London en route to New Delhi gage originating in Toronto had were never inflated.
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